There is increasing speculation surrounding the Montreal Canadiens and their intention to hire a new assistant coach for Martin St-Louis. It’s becoming evident that support for St-Louis is on its way.
Recently, noted by the insightful Charles-Alexis Brisebois (DLC), Jay Woodcroft’s name has surfaced in connection with the Canadiens.
Jay Woodcroft Considering for Canadiens Coaching Staff
Could he be the next addition to the team’s coaching staff?
It appears that the organization is actively pursuing a replacement for Alex Burrows, who departed his role in recent months, with several potential candidates being discussed, including Woodcroft. TFP’s article highlights:
“In addition to [Gerard] Gallant, other options might include former Edmonton Oilers coach Jay Woodcroft and even current Boston head coach Jim Montgomery, should the Bruins choose to part ways with him.”
– David Calabretta
As Calabretta pointed out, Woodcroft has emerged as a candidate for the Canadiens, alongside Jim Montgomery and Gerard Gallant. Notably, it’s intriguing to see Gallant’s name back in discussions following recent events.
Who do you believe would be the best choice to assist Martin St-Louis in the role vacated by Alex Burrows?
